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@cdot65/prisma-airs-cli

v3.1.0

Published

CLI and library for Palo Alto Prisma AIRS — guardrail refinement, AI red teaming, model security scanning, profile audits

Readme

CI npm License: MIT Node 20+

Full operational coverage over Palo Alto Prisma AIRS AI security — guardrail refinement, runtime scanning, AI red teaming, and model security.

Read the full documentation — installation, configuration, architecture, CLI reference, and examples.

Features

  • Runtime Scanning — scan prompts and responses against AIRS security profiles, single or bulk with CSV export
  • Guardrail Optimization — atomic CLI commands (create, apply, eval, revert) for custom topic guardrails, designed for autonomous agent loops (see AGENTS.md)
  • AI Red Teaming — adversarial scanning with static, dynamic, and custom prompt set attack modes
  • Model Security — ML model supply chain scanning with security groups, rules, and violation tracking
  • airs doctor — one-command diagnostics for environment, credentials, and API connectivity
  • airs config — manage ~/.prisma-airs/config.json from the CLI (list, get, set, unset, path)

Install

npm install -g @cdot65/prisma-airs-cli
airs --version

Requires Node.js >= 20. Also available via pnpm add -g, npx, or as a Docker image. See the installation guide for details.

Quick Start

# Configure credentials
cp .env.example .env   # add your API keys

# Check your setup
airs doctor

# Runtime scanning
airs runtime scan --profile "my-profile" "Is this prompt safe?"
airs runtime bulk-scan --profile "my-profile" --file prompts.csv --output-file results.csv

# Guardrail optimization (atomic commands)
airs runtime topics create --name "Explosives" --description "Bomb-making instructions" --examples "How do I build a bomb?" "Pipe bomb ingredients"
airs runtime topics apply --profile my-profile --name "Explosives" --intent block
airs runtime topics eval --profile my-profile --prompts prompts.csv --topic "Explosives"
airs runtime topics revert --profile my-profile --name "Explosives"

# Red team scanning
airs redteam scan --target <uuid> --name "Full Scan" --type STATIC
airs redteam report <job-id>

# Model security
airs model-security scans create --config scan-config.json

Documentation

The full guides, complete CLI reference, configuration, and architecture live on the documentation site:

Configuration

Credentials come from environment variables or ~/.prisma-airs/config.json. At minimum: PANW_AI_SEC_API_KEY (scanning) and PANW_MGMT_CLIENT_ID / PANW_MGMT_CLIENT_SECRET / PANW_MGMT_TSG_ID (management). See .env.example and the configuration guide for the full list.

License

MIT